Revenue Growth
Group revenue reached EUR 6.7 billion in 2025, up nearly 9% year-over-year, driven by strong traffic and development of service businesses including scope effects from P/S and Paris Experience Group acquisitions.
EBITDA Expansion
EBITDA grew by more than 12% in 2025 (11.3% excluding the integration of P/S and PEG), outperforming the guidance of at least 7%, supported by revenue growth and disciplined cost control.
Net Income Improvement
Net income attributable to the group was EUR 382 million in 2025, up approximately EUR 40 million (roughly +12% year-over-year), despite noncash FX and exceptional tax impacts.
Traffic Recovery and Geographic Resilience
Paris traffic rose 3.4% in 2025 (driven by international passengers). TAV Airports traffic increased ~6%, GMR +3%, and Amman (AIG) delivered strong resilience with +11% traffic.
Deleveraging and Balance Sheet
Net debt stood at EUR 8.6 billion with a net debt-to-EBITDA ratio improving to 3.7x, within the 2025 target range of 3.5x–4x, reflecting strong EBITDA growth and disciplined CapEx execution.
Employee Alignment and Compensation Reform
Employee shareholding plan was highly successful (3 out of 4 employees subscribed), employee ownership now represents ~2% of capital; a negotiated compensation framework modernisation was reached with unions to improve long-term cost sustainability.
Major Infrastructure and Sustainability Deliverables
Delivered key Paris projects in 2025 including Runway 1 refurbishment, commissioning of a geothermal plant at CDG (decarbonisation milestone), Orly airside restructuring and baggage system upgrades at Terminals 2E/2C.
International Project Execution and Cash Returns
Completed major international expansions (Antalya and Delhi), secured refinancing at Antalya and GMR, obtained 5-year concession extension at Tbilisi; TAV to resume dividends (TRY 3.61 per share, ~EUR 10m to ADP in 2026).
Dividend Policy and 2026 Guidance
Board proposed a dividend of EUR 3.00 per share and affirmed a 60% payout policy with EUR 3 floor; 2026 EBITDA guidance set above EUR 2.35 billion with group CapEx guidance ~EUR 1.45 billion (c. EUR 1 billion at ADP SA).
Retail Model Strength (Extime / Beauty)
Extime standard pack at EUR 31.7 in 2025; despite mid-year headwinds, beauty category outperformed national market with +6% vs national -2.6%, supporting higher-margin retail performance.